The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-25
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
The National Drill Managers Report a
Heavy Loss.
Special to The Times Democrat.
WASHINGTON, June Goth, managers
Of the National Drill report d loss of S2O, 900,
and an ASSESSING mt of 40 per cent has been :.
levied upon the subscribers. The drill,
from 4 financial standpoint. was Il total
fai lure.
The Maxwell Cause.-The Famous ST.
Louis Murderer to be Hanged.
ST., LOUIS, June 2O-Maxwell, alias
Brooks the murderer Of Preller, is to he
hanged on Aug. ~
The Supreme Court refused to reverse
the decision of the lower court. The rriso
ner was unoflicially notified by his attor-
neys yesterday of the courts action, and
was very much detected, saying that his
trirl Was Il farce.
The New York SUMS List Of Available
Men for the Head Of the Democratic
Ticket.
Special TO The Times-Democrat.
NEW York, June 20.-The Sun to-day, as
Stunning that Mr.. Cleveland, by the Conied-
crate flag incident, has made his success for
constituencies, gives the following list of
Democrats with any of whom at the head
of the ticket the party might hope to win:
David Bennett Hill, Now York; Samuel
Jackson Randall, of Pennsylvania; Will
liam Tell Coleman, Of the Pacific coast;
John Griffin Carlisle, of Kentucky Daniel
w. Nnorhies, of Indiana; Lyman rrnmbull,
OF Illinois, and james Is. Eustis, OF Louis
lana.
Judge Holman on the Labor Move-
ment.
Special to The Times Democrat.
WASHINGTON Juno % .-Ju1ve FVOlnan
OF Indiana, i'll All interview here, is quoted
as follows upon the subject OF the labor
movement move lit is the great political pro,
what influence it will have next year.
While there are differences and dissen-
sions among the labor organizations they
national ticket, and then it will remain to
be seen whether they hurt the Democrats
or Republicans most. 1t they draw, hca-
better for us. but they may cut deepest in
to our vote. 1t is a movement that renders
me uneasy. think myself that the Den,c-
cratic party is in good shape, and the All
ministration is strong with the people, be-
cause it is sincere and honest in guarding
the peoples interests, etc, but this labor
movement may upset all sort OF calcula-
TONS"
;nitcau's Skeleton.
Special to The Times Democrat.
WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Concerning the
printed story that the head of GuiteAn is III
the posse ssion of IL well-ku own New
Yorker, and will shortly be placed on ex-
tibitior, Il local paper has obtained the
following information at the Medical
Museum: AS is well known, the body OF
Guiteau was TAX en- to the museum after
the execution and placed in the hands of
Dr. Schatfert, who was at the time the
anatomist OF the museum. He removed
the soft parts OF the body, and all the bones
though not on public exhibition, and
never have been. 1t was supposed that all
the soft parts of the body We're burned, AS
is the usual course at the museum when "A
body is prepared for articulation. The
museum authorities do not know whether
the soft parts We're actually destroyed or
not. They say that it is very possible that
instead OF destroying the muscles and flesh
ofthe head and neck after it WAS taken
from the bones, it might have boon pre-
served and set up, and that is probably
of Guiteau complete, head and all, is now
i'll the museum.
Result of Two Years Experimentation
Friends the Enemy'' Must Go.
Especial to N. 0. Picayune.]
a recent letter from Secretary Whitney
has been published on the subject OF
changes in the navy yards which INDICATES
that tho secretary believes in pretty
thorough change i'll the navy yards III
der to put. hem on a business footing and
break up the atmosphere which has pre-
vailed for years past. The letter is fol-
lows:
Dear sir-I have your letter of May -.
inclosing one from Mr.. -, relating to
the case of Mr.. - it is only necessary to
say that in
THE REDUCTION OF THE FORCE
and consolidation ofthe work the position
was considered unnecessary. No person
has been appointed in his place. should,
however, not be entirely frank with you If
did not add that there were other CON
siderations influencing mo III general TO
make changes in the navy yard w4,ic!
might possibly have covered Mfrs
case. l have had now two years exper-
ience with the navy yards, and l, long ago,
concluded that The interests of the govern
ment would be subserved by an entire
change throughout. 1t is necessary to have
an atmosphere in sympathy with Il more
bllsiness-like and Il clearer order OF things.
and the imsidio,s influence OF persons Who
have been long i'll tho yard creates
AN UNFEIENDI.Y ATMOSPHERE
in which nothing new or good is likely to
live. Yours very respectfully,
The Supreme Bcnch.-Still Good Hopes
for Iouisiann.--A Communication
From the President.
IN. 0. City I,em.l
A representative of The Item was this
informed that Senator X. T.. Glib
son had received from President Cteve-
written him, asking the appointment of
4 member of the Louisiana bar to the va
cant seat on the bench of the Supreme
Court
been made; but that he believed the South
was entitled to the office, and that lie CON
temPlated appointing Southern man 10
it.
be a wish ofthe majority of the people and
press of the country that Secret ary Lamar